Dec 8th 2020

Gospel Hope to End a Hard Year

A Saturate Webinar

2020 has been a year unlike what most of us can remember. Corporate loss and lament have mixed with division and disunity in many spheres of our lives… all within the pain of a pandemic we’ve each felt to varying degrees. Faith has been challenged, mission and ministry have shifted, relationships have been tested, and the pangs of sadness and death have reverberated into many communities.
As we enter this Advent season—a season of yearning—we look back, look forward, and remember: God is still God, His gospel is still good news, and His Kingdom still exists amongst His people “on earth as it is in heaven.” We all feel the need for hope, peace, love, and joy more overtly, and God is the fullness of all those things and more.
Join us for 2020’s final Saturate webinar, as Jeff Vanderstelt answers your questions and draws us back to the good news of the gospel, even and specifically in the difficulties of 2020.
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Jeff Vanderstelt

Jeff is a pastor, speaker, author and founder and visionary leader of Saturate the Soma Family of Churches. He serves as a teaching pastor at Doxa Church in Bellevue, WA. He is on the leadership team of Saturate the Sound, a church collective in the greater Seattle region. He and Jayne, his wife of twenty-five years, have three children; Haylee, Caleb, and Maggie. Connect with Jeff at his website www.jeffvanderstelt.com or on twitter @JeffVanderstelt.

Ben Connelly

Ben Connelly is Director of Training for Saturate. After 19 years serving in local churches together, Ben and Jess now get to serve disciple-makers and planter couples across the world, as well as churches/ organizations with a desire for sending. They live in Fort Worth, TX with their three kids, and host short-term foster placements, each on his/her way toward reunification or adoption.

Ben has written/contributed to several books, workbooks, articles, and publications, and has taught university and seminary classes. He serves as an elder in The City Church (Acts29/Soma), which he and Jess planted in 2009, and blogs occasionally at benconnelly.net

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